Washington, D.C.'s mayor had dozens of 51-star flags hung along Pennsylvania Avenue NW ahead of a hearing before Congress on D.C. statehood. Read »
Members of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority board want to make future ethics investigations public after the secrecy surrounding one this summer was widely criticized and culminated in... Read »
Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax filed a $400 million lawsuit Thursday against CBS, alleging the company defamed him when it broadcast interviews with two women he says have falsely accused him of sexual... Read »
Republicans on the House Oversight Committee have requested an expanded investigation into former Metro board chairman Jack Evans and whether he and another board member tried to obstruct an investigation... Read »
A law proposed in D.C. that would allow hundreds of convicted felons to apply for early release from prison has city leaders divided. Read »
D.C.’s sports authority is planning for the demolition of RFK Stadium, former home to the Washington Redskins. Read »
D.C. has lost its second voting representative on Metro's board. Read »
The new land will be used to help preserve the tribe's cultural preservation efforts that include hunting, fishing and trapping. The reservation currently houses about 75 residents and includes a church, museum... Read »
Apprenticeships will be expanded in fields ranging from computer programming to the building trades. Read »
Members of the public and special interest groups made their case Tuesday to a Virginia commission studying a broad range of gun safety proposals after a deadly mass shooting in Virginia Beach earlier this... Read »
